Moskowitz Crushes DSA Challenger in Florida Primary

Moskowitz credited the district's makeup on CNN's "The Source," saying: "25% of this district is Jewish. 20% of this district is Hispanic. People have escaped socialism."

He said voters recoil from the DSA platform: "When they hear folks from the DSA go on television and talk about how they want to abolish the Senate — which, don't give Trump any ideas — and, they want to get rid of prisons and no borders, most Americans hear that stuff and they say, what is going on?" He added that Americans "want change, but they don't want this sort of extremism."

Moskowitz also said his opponent made opposing support for Israel "a core issue," and that "when it comes to Florida, the voters rejected that. They want to hear about other things, other than Israel. This is a pro-Israel district."

Singer has campaigned on taxes and the economy. "In Congress, I'll oppose any tax increases, cut red tape, and grow the economy," he told Ballotpedia, crediting Republicans and President Trump with "the biggest tax cuts in American history."

Larkin had attacked Moskowitz over the incumbent's self-description as a "DeSantis Democrat," a nod to Moskowitz's stint as director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management under the Republican governor.